Ingredients
Maltodextrin
Fructose
Sodium Chloride
Sodium Citrate
Potassium Chloride
Tricalcium Citrate
Trimagnesium Citrate
Citric Acid
Natural Aroma
No known allergens.
Nutritional Information
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|
100 g |
1 serving (96 g) |
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Energy |
1582 kJ / 372 kcal | 1519 kJ / 357 kcal |
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Fat |
0 g | 0 g |
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Of which saturates |
0 g | 0 g |
|
Carbohydrates |
93 g | 90 g |
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Of which sugars |
45.3 g | 43.5 g |
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Fiber |
0 g | 0 g |
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Protein |
0 g | 0 g |
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Salt |
0.76 g | 0.73 g |
|
Sodium |
479.2 mg | 460 mg |
| Potassium | 101.6 mg | 97.5 mg |
| Calcium | 10.4 mg | 10 mg |
| Magnesium | 1.3 mg | 1.2 mg |
Active ingredient formulation analysis: DOWNLOAD
Banned substance statement: DOWNLOAD
The Nrgy Unit System allows you to focus on your physical activity.
Use our Fueling Calculator to determine the number of Nrgy Units you need per hour of exercise.
Mix 4 scoops (2 Nrgy Units) with 500 ml of water and drink during exercise.
TIP: In hot conditions, you may increase the amount of water to 750 ml.
To learn more on how to fuel during intense exercise, check our Fueling Guide.
NOTICE: Some versions of Nrgy Unit Drink have incorrect dosage instructions on the preprinted bag. Is it one or two scoops? Here's the explanation!
This prototype was initially designed to be used when the need to ingest fluid is lower than your carbohydrate requirements. But as it soon turned out, many athletes appreciated the high concentration of energy it provides, and now it seems many can't get enough of it. Still, we advise you to be careful! It's extremely easy to go overboard with this drink, and if your gut isn't trained for it, you might have a problem.
“Sports drink designed for those high-intensity training sessions when there is no time to eat gels or bars but high carbohydrate availability is still desired.” - Dr. Tim Podlogar
Highest Energy Intake
Nrgy Unit Drink 90 is designed for the highest energy intake. One serving per hour is what most top-level endurance athletes need. And two? Well, that's up to you.
Optimal Carbohydrate Ratio
A combination of glucose and fructose in the 1:0.8 ratio is proven by science to be optimal for carbohydrate absorption during intense exercise.
Stay Hydrated
Replace only the electrolytes you need to sustain optimal hydration throughout your exercise and allow your body to function as intended.
No Digestive Issues
Without excess glucose stuck in your gut or too much magnesium irritating your bowels, you greatly limit the risk of digestive issues.
No Muscle Cramps
Muscle cramps are usually caused by a lack of energy. A high energy intake during intense exercise is the best way to protect your muscles.
Mix and Match
All our fueling products are designed to work in tandem with each other. Try them out and see what combination works best for you.
Master of Energy
To facilitate your carbohydrate intake during exercise, all our fueling products are based on Nrgy Unit. Be careful, one serving of Nrgy Unit Drink 90 equals two Nrgy Units.
No Compromise
We never compromise when it comes to the quality of our ingredients. Expect only the best and the most natural stuff we can get.
Simply Science
We base all our products on the latest scientific research and nothing else. If science doesn't approve of it, neither do we.
No Bullshit
We're not here to sell you a product that doesn't work. Our mission is to help you become a better athlete. Don't like our product? Let us know!
Key Features
- Nduranz Carbohydrate Ratio
- Nduranz Electrolyte Mix
- Nrgy Unit System
- Mix and match with other fueling products
- Free of WADA-prohibited substances
- No harmful additives, artificial flavors, colorants, or sweeteners
- Suitable for children and vegans
Specifications
Dietary supplement
Quantity: 500 g / 1500 g
Carbohydrates per serving: 90 grams
Electrolytes: salt, potassium, calcium, magnesium
Caffeine per serving: 0 mg
Serving size: 4 scoops (100 grams)
Servings per container: 5 / 15
Flavors: lemon, orange, mango
Evidence
The optimal ratio of carbohydrates - 1:0.8 glucose to fructose ratio. ↪️ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26373645/.
A recently published study found that in elite runners ingestion of large amounts of carbohydrates (120 grams per hour) resulted in a significant reduction in markers of muscle damage in the post-run period. ↪️ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32403259/.
Optimal composition of fluid-replacement beverages. ↪️ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24715561/.
